How My Experiments With Writing Are Paying Off

<h1>My Muse</h1> <p>I’m just wearing my short skirt, your favorite, by the way, nothing else.</p> <p>But you can’t see anything because the top sheet is covering my body. As you join me on the bed, I tenderly stroke the side of your face reveling in the desire and love reflected in your eyes.</p> <p>I lick the bottom of your lip savoring its taste and gently go in for a nibble — it tastes delicious and I get bolder. I hold your face in both my hands and kiss you at first softy and then with increased urgency — the need becoming unbearable.</p> <p>Somewhere along the way the top sheet falls away and I feel the soft brush of your chest hairs against my warm smooth skin…</p> <h1>Writing Experiments</h1> <p>I find it interesting that I keep evolving as a writer in the sense that I am neither stuck in a box nor constrained by the box.</p> <p>If you were to ask me last year if romance writing would be the genre I am most comfortable with, I would have laughed out loud.</p> <blockquote> <p>Firstly because I had no clue how to write it and secondly because I come from a conservative background where a few aunties are bound to go “tsk tsk” if they found out. I wouldn’t be surprised if they would attribute my audacity to write these things to the fact that I am divorced and therefore write about things no ‘nice girl’ has business thinking about, forget doing.</p> </blockquote> <p><a href="https://medium.com/read-or-die/how-my-experiments-with-writing-are-paying-off-ccd9f729edf8"><strong>Learn More</strong></a></p>